This delightful, colourful piece of cartography, is the first map by illustrator, limerick-creator and Walthamstow resident Angry Dan. The piece is a 60cm x 60cm
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Indian Restaurants on the Elizabeth Line
The FT published an article called “An Indian restaurant crawl along London’s Elizabeth Line” which came illustrated with this rather nice map that shows the
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Animals of London
Dex, profilic creator of typographic maps of London , has published Animals of London, in partnership with the London Wildlife Trust (who receive 20% of
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The Globe Collection
London-based artist and globemaker Julia Forte was featured in one of Mapping London’s earliest posts – way back in 2011 we featured the Map of
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Secret Rivers
London has a lot more rivers than just the River Thames and River Lea – but many of the rest are either very small and
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The Gilded Desert
Adam Dant, artist, creates art which is often based around a geographical location, using cartography to frame a topic, often drawing out a key road
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Wandsworth Arts Map
Quite a bit of creative activity is going on in the south-west London borough of Wandsworth, as this map & guide, produced late last year,
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Illustrated Maps of SE London
The FT has run a couple of articles [$] recently on housing in Peckham and the Old Kent Road area in south-east London – the
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Mary Poppins London
This stylised map of central London was created by MUTI, a South African design studio, and is “as seen in Mary Poppins Returns”, a film
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TCR Crossrail Station Wall
The public may not be able to visit Tottenham Court Road station’s Crossrail concourse or platforms yet, thanks to the well-publicised delay across the wider
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A Walk in the Urban Woods
This artistic map of a green walking route in central London has been created by graphic designer Helen Ilus. By showing just the parks that
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A Chronological Map of Walthamstow
This attractive map of the housing and infrastructure history of Walthamstow and Leyton in north-east London has been created by Scott Davies. Scott used QGIS
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